I often think my designs are too simple but I like a clean look if I can I like to do cold connections so you can see where its connected or to make that a feature in itself.
Below are the things I started with: a old pen tin,tin photo and a Aussie Military
The beginning collecting my bits and pieces try to work out a design
You can rivet and also eyelet with this machine with just the change part to your tool.
I have used it here to set two rivets.
A close up of the rivet going in.
This is the finished product I added a copper number nail at the bottom of the tin photo.Now I have to decide a brooch or pendant.



13 comments:
Oh for a box of good quality crap................sigh!
Great tutorial, my friend. Sounds very simple and I may try this tool as well.
BTW I received goodies today. Thanks for fast shipping.
That tool looks interesting, I'll have to check it out. Today I bought several small tins too, however most of mine seemed to be laxitive tins. It's going to be interesting.......but you have to work with whatever the junk gods send ya, Right?
Nothing more lovely than found objects that find each other. Love recycling at all levels!
This piece is amazing, Jen! Thanks for your great tutorial!
Hugs,
Gaby
Hey Jen, great piece, maybe I can use some of the many tins & very small rin types I bought a loooooong time ago, now where did I put them??? LOL
Hugs Lucy
This piece is fantastic. Thanks for the tutorial. I love old rusted things and this fits the bill.
Hugs Jackie
Always love your designs Jen! Wonderful turorial!
Incredible work! You have every reason to be proud of this collection.
Kitchen Benchtops
Jen, you are soooo brilliant! I just love your work!
~Linda
Wow, Talk about cool "junk".
Thanks for the inspiration!
OMG OMG I have the tool from Jen and I totally love it...just need a draw of good quality crap...very few and far between here in Humpty Doo LOL
OMG OMG I have the tool from Jen and I totally love it...just need a draw of good quality crap...very few and far between here in Humpty Doo LOL
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